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The two words the GOP wants you to forget
Mar. 5 - With Joe Biden in the White House, the disloyal opposition is not unreasonably seeking ways to chip away at his legitimacy. One way is make-believing he didn't win. Another is make-believing the moral foundation by which the Democrats held the former Republican president accountable suddenly doesn't matter now that the president is a Democrat. This is the reason everyone's talking about Andrew Cuomo.
As you know, he's the Democratic governor of the state of New York. What you might not know is that a third woman has emerged to accuse him of sexual misconduct of some variety. (This time, he allegedly tried to kiss her without her consent.) Last year, the press corps cast Cuomo as Donald Trump's antipode, a state leader stepping up to combat the covid pandemic when the president failed to do any such thing. It has since been revealed that the governor did a terrible job, specifically that his administration allowed an estimated 9,000 covid patients to enter nursing homes around the state continue to read
The two words the GOP wants you to forget
Mar. 5 - With Joe Biden in the White House, the disloyal opposition is not unreasonably seeking ways to chip away at his legitimacy. One way is make-believing he didn't win. Another is make-believing the moral foundation by which the Democrats held the former Republican president accountable suddenly doesn't matter now that the president is a Democrat. This is the reason everyone's talking about Andrew Cuomo.
As you know, he's the Democratic governor of the state of New York. What you might not know is that a third woman has emerged to accuse him of sexual misconduct of some variety. (This time, he allegedly tried to kiss her without her consent.) Last year, the press corps cast Cuomo as Donald Trump's antipode, a state leader stepping up to combat the covid pandemic when the president failed to do any such thing. It has since been revealed that the governor did a terrible job, specifically that his administration allowed an estimated 9,000 covid patients to enter nursing homes around the state continue to read
MARCH 4, 2021
White House Daily Briefing
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki and Veterans Affairs Secretary McDonough held a briefing. Secretary McDonough discussed what the VA has done to help veterans through the pandemic and how the president’s proposed COVID-19 relief package would further benefit veterans. Press Secretary Psaki reiterated the president’s stance on masks after the governor’s of Texas and Mississippi announced they will end their mask mandate, and she highlighted the administration’s continued efforts to pass COVID-19 relief.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki and Veterans Affairs Secretary McDonough held a briefing. Secretary McDonough discussed what the VA has done to help veterans through the pandemic and how the president’s proposed COVID-19 relief package would further benefit veterans. Press Secretary Psaki reiterated the president’s stance on masks after the governor’s of Texas and Mississippi announced they will end their mask mandate, and she highlighted the administration’s continued efforts to pass COVID-19 relief.
US Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday, March 4, 2021
US Vice President Kamala Harris Casts Tie-Breaker Senate Vote in $1.9 Trillion Pandemic Relief Bill
Mar. 5 - The US Senate voted to take up a $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill backed by President Joe Biden, setting off a lengthy and partisan debate expected to end this weekend with approval of the nation’s sixth stimulus since the pandemic-triggered lockdowns that began a year ago.
The 51-50 vote Thursday, with Vice President Kamala Harris providing the tie-breaker, reflected the solid opposition of Senate Republicans, who say the drive by Democrats to pass it on their own has resulted in a far-too-costly measure that will further boost US debt and could spark inflation. continue to read
US Vice President Kamala Harris Casts Tie-Breaker Senate Vote in $1.9 Trillion Pandemic Relief Bill
Mar. 5 - The US Senate voted to take up a $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill backed by President Joe Biden, setting off a lengthy and partisan debate expected to end this weekend with approval of the nation’s sixth stimulus since the pandemic-triggered lockdowns that began a year ago.
The 51-50 vote Thursday, with Vice President Kamala Harris providing the tie-breaker, reflected the solid opposition of Senate Republicans, who say the drive by Democrats to pass it on their own has resulted in a far-too-costly measure that will further boost US debt and could spark inflation. continue to read
The Biden Administration Proving to Be More of the Same Old Discredited Policies as its Predecessor
Mar. 5 - There were a number of political commentators who urged us to give newly elected United States president Joe Biden a chance to show that he would offer a new approach to the multiple problems facing the United States alliance. Well, he had an opportunity to do so. But the speech that Biden gave on 19th of February of this year that “an attack on one is an attack on all” tells a different story. This “attack” was going to be made by either Russia or China, whom he declared to be the greatest enemy of both the United States and Europe.
What Biden hoped to achieve, beyond gratifying the exorbitant United States military budget, in attacking Russia and China as the United States’ main threats is unclear. Certainly, any kind of military attack on those two nations, or either of them, is a fantasy invoked by more than a few of the United States strategic planners. This fantasy has not stopped the United States from using its military to continue to threaten both Russia and China. continue to read
Mar. 5 - There were a number of political commentators who urged us to give newly elected United States president Joe Biden a chance to show that he would offer a new approach to the multiple problems facing the United States alliance. Well, he had an opportunity to do so. But the speech that Biden gave on 19th of February of this year that “an attack on one is an attack on all” tells a different story. This “attack” was going to be made by either Russia or China, whom he declared to be the greatest enemy of both the United States and Europe.
What Biden hoped to achieve, beyond gratifying the exorbitant United States military budget, in attacking Russia and China as the United States’ main threats is unclear. Certainly, any kind of military attack on those two nations, or either of them, is a fantasy invoked by more than a few of the United States strategic planners. This fantasy has not stopped the United States from using its military to continue to threaten both Russia and China. continue to read
